Ok Then. What would you recommend as a good starter system. I'll probably
never compete, and don't really care fore overly excessive volume. I want
something that sounds good. I won't listen to the radio if there's static
even if I really like what's playing. Same goes for crappy resonance as
well. I can't stand it.
I want the normal AM / FM / Cassette / CD Changer system. I've still got
the original stock radio. I would be doing the install myself to save
cost. Oh yeah, I don't really want a sub box since there's really no place
to put it. I want the extended cab to be useable by people if needed.
David Henry '94 CC 4x4 318 5Spd in MI
> Date: Thu, 1 Apr 1999 13:11:15 EST
> From: Dak99RT@aol.com
> Subject: Re: DML: Amp Brands/Prices: was Anyone use EBAY?
>
> I have installed over 100 car audio systems including a few 140+ DB
systems
> and a few sound quality systems. With a $410 50X4 amp you are paying for
the
> name and the advertisement of the amps name. If it makes you feel better
and
> you want to impress others with your fancy amp... then go for it. But
honesty
> if you install most amps correctly they should give you plenty of
enjoyment.
> For example I have a Jenson amp (50x4 RMS... $150 on sale) and a $30 10"
> sub... they sound tremendous because I spent my time on the box and the
wiring
> and installation. It make me even happier when my system sounds as good
if not
> better than the guy down the street who spent $800 to have a shop install
> overpriced Hype amps.
> <snip>
> I don't believe in you get what you pay for... I believe in you
> get what you plan for.
> Charle
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